
Set departures, all the way through the season.
Bhutan in autumn, Thailand at New Year, Singapore and Malaysia most weeks of the month. Fortune Tours runs these routes on fixed dates from Cochin and Trivandrum.
One continent, and we go there every week.

Asia is where Fortune travels most often, and it shows in how the trips run. Thailand gives you temples in the morning and an island by the weekend. Bhutan is monasteries on cliff edges and air thin enough to notice. Singapore and Malaysia sit an hour apart and could not be less alike. Vietnam and Cambodia pair a long coastline with the temples at Angkor. Dubai is the short one, three or four days of skyline and desert. Almost all of it already has a date set.
- Thailand
- Singapore
- Malaysia
- Bhutan
- Vietnam
- Cambodia
- China
- Hong Kong
- Macau
- Dubai
- Bali
- Nepal
- Japan
- Korea
- Philippines
- Indonesia
- Sri Lanka
- Maldives
- Myanmar
- Taiwan
- Qatar
- Oman
- Israel
- Jordan
- Laos
- Mongolia
- Borneo
- Papua New Guinea
- India
- The United Arab Emirates
Thirty-odd departures. One of them is yours.
You might already know it is Bhutan. You might only know you want a beach and a week off. Both are enough to start with.
Asia rewards the operator who runs it often.
These are not routes we assemble once a year. Thailand, Bhutan, Singapore and Malaysia go out most months, and everything learned on the last departure goes into the next one.
20 Years of Experience
Thousands of journeys have taught us what belongs in a trip and what quietly ruins one.
Set Departures Every Month
Fixed dates from Cochin and Trivandrum, right through the season.
All-Inclusive Pricing
Flights, stays, transfers and entry fees. The number we quote is the number you pay.
Trusted Ground Partners
Local operators we have worked with for years in every country we sell.
Dedicated Support
A tour manager travels with the group from the airport and back again.
Visa Assistance
Trusted partners run the applications and document checks for every eligible destination.
Four ways to see the same continent.
Beaches, monasteries, cities, or food you will still be thinking about next year. Pick the one you are actually after and the map narrows fast.
The bit the itinerary leaves out.
What a place is actually like at seven in the morning, and what nobody tells you until you are standing there.
Two mornings people plan whole trips around.
What people bring home from Asia.
Rarely the monument. More often a stall on the walk back, a train window, or the person who ended up sitting next to them for nine days.












































